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Strong to severe thunderstorms moved south on Tuesday bringing all severe weather parameters (large hail, wind damage and tornadoes). Here are Tuesday’s storm reports:

There have been 44 tornadoes reported from Mississippi to South Carolina, along with 123 reports of wind damage and 16 reports of large hail. One person was killed and a dozen injured by a tornado in Pembroke GA. Injuries have been reported at Allendale SC and Monetta SC. Winds of 77 mph hit Crestview, Florida. Golf ball sized hail bombarded Ellabell GA.

Here are Monday’s harsh reports. No tornadoes, but 53 reports of wind damage (including five reports in northeastern Washington) and 41 reports of large hail, including reports of hail up to egg size at Fannin MS, Linden AL and La Belle FL.

Here are the severe weather reports for Wednesday. (4/6). There have been 13 reports of tornadoes, including 12 in Georgia. The 13th tornado happened in Palm Beach Gardens FL where they measured a gust of 78 mph. No injuries were reported.

Here are Thursday’s storm reports. Fortunately, no tornadoes were reported. There were 26 reports of wind damage, including an 82 mph gust at Treasure Coast Airport in St. Lucie Co., Florida. We had 24 reports of large hail, including baseball-sized hail in Galivants Ferry, SC.

Above is the severe weather forecast area for Monday 4/11. Severe storms and possible tornadoes are possible in “Tornado Alley”, which stretches from southern Kansas to northern Texas.

Monitoring storms: current watch on severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, ongoing meso-discussions, national meteorological risk map.

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